Timestripe Reviews

The simplicity of the design. The view of the whole year/quarters. The feature of "Climbs"

It takes time to understand how it can be used. There is no option to tag tasks. The colors feature is nice but would be better if we could name each color. Not much information on the company, future updates and privacy of fate

I absolutely loved that I can set goals in different timelines and spaces in Timestripe. Personal goals and work goals can be easily recorded in different spaces, and then through different timelines, from long-term yearly goals to quarterly goals, monthly and weekly goals. I can break down a huge goal into smaller and smaller targets, which makes it very actionable. The interface is very cool, easy and fun to use.

The tutorials were a little bit difficult to understand making the learning curve a bit longer and steeper. It would be nice to have more examples of how to use Timestripe (ex. more templates, or more videos on different ways to take advantage of the features).

This task management tool is a game-changer! You can create tasks, set deadlines, and prioritize them with ease. I also love the drag-and-drop feature, which makes rearranging tasks a breeze. But wait, there’s more! You can also set long-term and short-term goals, and it integrates seamlessly with Google and Apple calendars. This way, your tasks and deadlines will stay in sync across all your devices. And the core feature? The timeline view! It’s like having a magic window into your future. You can see your tasks and goals laid out over time, and it has worked absolutely fantastic for me!

It would be awesome if there was a native macOS app. You can usually use it on your iPad or iPhone without any issues. But no worries, it has a website you can use with any browser.

What I particularly appreciate is how the app helps to put priorities in the right context.

The app could benefit from more integrations with other tools.

At first, using this app was disturbing because it completely reshapes how you manage your to-dos. But thanks to the templates and modules, which act like tutorials, it helps you rethink your organization and determine real objectives for the mid and long term, not just tasks. What I absolutely adore about Timestripe is its organization. You can start building a plan by thinking of your high-level...

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A native Mac app with notifications is missing, even though the web app can be used as an app. Additionally, more shortcuts for navigating the app would be great—I know I'm a shortcut nerd!

What I absolutely adore about Timestripe is that it works in collections (lists of things) and future logs, just like bullet journal does. I can plan things for the next week, I can see things from list My Business scheduled for today, this week, this month and this year. Of course I can have there my own habit tracker too! The app is simple, clean, works perfectly for all my devices (including Windows laptop, Android phone and iPad). The tutorial is truly helpful too, and the community is active, offering some challenges.

The free version is very limited and not satisfying at all, you really have to pay to enjoy the possibilities of Timestripe. This is the only downside of Timestripe I found.

I’ve been enjoying the features too much, especially the timeline view, because the separation of the tasks for different timeframes. I appreciate the focus on the goals, the templates of different productivity techniques, also I the Horizons feature and Insights panel. Besides the UI is excellent!

For while it's difficult to find problems or points to improve. I’ve been using the tool for a week and I’m very satisfied and excited about it. I don’t have anything negative to report, I just would like it they offered a way to make graphic connections between differente related elements.

I use Timestripe daily to organize my work, and I couldn't be happier. Its intuitive interface lets me easily manage my projects, from initial brainstorming to detailed planning. I love the long-term goal feature, which helps me keep an overall vision while handling daily tasks. The customization options and integrations with other work tools are outstanding, making everything smoother and more efficient. I highly recommend Timestripe to anyone looking to improve their productivity and organization.

I’ve been using the tool for about 1 month and I’m satisfied. I don’t have anything negative to report.

I like the separation of my tasks for different time groups: days, weeks, months, and years. On top of that, I like the Horizons feature and Insights panel.

I couldn't find any downsides to this product. The UI is excellent and functional, and the ability to customize it is perfect for my needs.

I have a real problem with goal setting in general, but Timestripe makes the barrier to entry simple and natural. It's been an absolute game changer for my daily / weekly planning. Being able to visually connect my daily tasks to larger goals is something I can't believe I wasn't doing before. It's a dream for scatterbrained entrepreneurs like me!

Not necessarily any cons per se, but some features I'd love to see in future iterations... A simple way to limit the number of daily tasks I choose to work on to be realistic with myself • More functional two-way calendar sync so I can time block from Timestripe • A more native macOS app (specifically with text scaling!)

A unique representation of the planning horizon is the Horizon view. Enjoyable user interface.

Search and structuring - tagging and searching is so-so.

1. The Horizons. This is a unique feature that only Timestrip has. It has also helped me to concentrate better on my tasks. 2. Beautiful design. Timestripe is just a pleasure to use, the interface is very simple and not distracting.

Calendar view. You can schedule time slots in Timestripe. At the moment there is no two-way synchronisation with Google Calendar. I'd like to switch to Timestripe completely and move my appointments into it. I can't do that right now, but I know the team is actively working on it.